The author admits to being a bit snobbish about writing utensils, enjoying nice pens and pencils while insisting it's reasonable.

Remote worker shares how documentation helped introduce themselves to their new team effectively.

Learn how to transform your plain RSS feed from boring XML into an attractive, styled format that's more pleasant to view.

Learn what you need to update your Astro website to version 5.0, including switching to Collections and understanding globs.

Blog getting updated to use Astro Collections for smoother operation.

Resist joining online pile-ons; choose kindness by stepping away from tempting comment sections.

Developer relations opinions are cyclical, and the author shares their current take on the evolving field.

Small details in code and life deserve our attention when we make the choice to notice them.

Active language learning is more effective than passive approaches for making significant progress.

Blog post asks how to value and track time spent on side projects that generate income.

Manual work may be slow but often delivers more value than expected when building something new.

Author shares 33 unfinished joke concepts for their 33rd birthday—partially written comedy material that was never completed or performed.

Use your unique voice to build and ship your work, regardless of doubts or obstacles.

Tips for writing content aimed at developers and technical audiences.

Tools combined to create something useful—you can do it too!

We often take notes without clear purpose instead of having a specific goal in mind.

GitHub lets you limit repository interactions to combat spam by restricting who can comment, open issues, or create pull requests.

Forced hardware upgrades due to planned obsolescence are frustrating when your current device still works fine.

New projects are more appealing than finishing existing ones, even when you really want to complete them eventually.

Employee shares their experience after completing two months of work at GitHub.